Arsenic occurs naturally in the Earth’s soil and water. Arsenic is also used to make products such as glass, paper, textiles, pesticides, and is also released into the environment through industrial activities, such as mining. This brochure will give you information on the legacy arsenic around Yellowknife.
The Interim Resource Management Assistance program (IRMA) was designed to strengthen Indigenous governments and Indigenous organizations’ capacity to participate meaningfully in land and resource management processes in areas without a settled land claim agreement.
Publication date:
July 2026
Resource Category:
Wildlife and nature, Research and data, Monitoring, Climate change
White-nose syndrome (WNS) is a disease of hibernating bats caused by a fungus called Pseudogymnoascus destructans (Pd). WNS affects bats during the winter
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Publication date:
June 2026
Resource Category:
Wildlife and nature, Research and data, Monitoring, Conservation planning
341. Cluff, H.D., J. Adamczewski, J. Boulanger, B. Croft, J.S. Nishi, A. Guile, L. Meinert and M. Birlea. 2026. Establishment and Evaluation of a Mobile Zone for Bathurst Caribou Recovery and Management 2015-2021. 97pp.
